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A maths whiteboard for online tutors. Your student joins by link, no account needed. Keep Zoom or Meet for the call.

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Lessons, materials and progress for every student in one place.

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Lessons, materials and progress for every student in one place.

My students

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Maria

GCSE Maths

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Quadratic equations

A topic is one place: its boards, documents and files side by side.

Drop files here or choose them from your computer

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Higher Tier · Paper 1 (Non-Calculator)Section B

Quadratic equations

Answer all questions. Show each stage of your working.

6Factorise x² + 7x + 12(2 marks)

7Solve x² − 5x + 6 = 0(3 marks)

8Solve x² + 2x − 15 = 0(3 marks)

9Solve 2x² − 8 = 0(3 marks)

10The graph of y = x² − 5x + 6 crosses the x-axis at two points. Write down the coordinates of both points.(2 marks)

11A rectangle has length (x + 4) cm and width (x − 1) cm. Its area is 24 cm².
(a) Show that x² + 3x − 28 = 0
(b) Find the length of the rectangle.(5 marks)

x^{2} - 5 x + 6 = 0

Draw

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x^{2} - 5 x + 6 = 0

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y =

x^{2} - 5 x + 6

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Factorising quadraticsyoutube.comOpen

GCSE Maths

Factorising quadratics

x^{2} - 5 x + 6

= (x - 2) (x - 3)

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Lesson link

Paste the link into your Zoom or Meet chat, WhatsApp or email.

app.tuboard.com/?join=••••••••

The student opens it, signs in with Google and is on the board with you.

Waiting for them. The moment they sign in with Google they appear below.

Maria is now in the workspace

Who is here

MAMariaCan edit

Past paper.pdf

Maria

Why not just a Zoom whiteboard or Miro?

Each student's materials stay between lessons
A Zoom whiteboard is filed under your Zoom account, away from the student's PDFs and notes. Here the board, the PDFs and the notes stay together in that student's workspace.
Formulas and graphs out of the box
Type a formula from the keyboard, plot a graph, draw a number line. No LaTeX and no other app.
The student joins in one click
They open your link and type their name. No account, no install.

Right now your lessons live in a chat.

The trip one file makes

On your screen, during the lesson
Into the chat, after the lesson
Onto your student's phone, as a copy
Into a folder, if you remember

In Tuboard it stays in the topic.You teach from it, your student opens the same one, and next week it is still there.

I prepared for IELTS like this. Writing 2, Writing 2 2 and writing2 FINAL all sat in one chat with my tutor, between messages about moving the lesson. Tuboard is the place I wanted then.

Artem, who builds Tuboard

One week in the chat

DDanielIELTS Writing

MMariaThanks! See you on Thursday

YYear 9 groupHomework 6.pdf

SSofiaCan we move to 5pm?

DDanielIELTS Writing

MondayWriting workbook.pdfWriting 2.docxGot it, corrections tonightWednesdayWriting 2 2.docxCan we do 7pm today instead of tomorrow?writing2asd.docxFridaywriting2 FINAL.docxWhich file was the workbook? I can't find it

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The same week in Tuboard

Writing workbook.pdfWriting 2.docxWriting 2 2.docxwriting2asd.docxwriting2 FINAL.docx

Everything for a student in one workspace.

Workspaces

One workspace per student or group.

Students

Lessons, materials and progress for every student in one place.

My students

Last lesson: Oct 2

Last lesson: Oct 1

Last lesson: Sep 30

Last lesson: Oct 1

Lesson link not sent yetItems: 1

Student

Maria

GCSE Maths

Oct 2

Sep 18

Sep 24

Sep 25

Simultaneous equations

A topic is one place: its boards, documents and files side by side.

Drop files here or choose them from your computer

Quadratic equations

A topic is one place: its boards, documents and files side by side.

Drop files here or choose them from your computer

Languages and exam prep

An essay goes back and forth just like a worksheet does.

Writing Task 2

A topic is one place: its boards, documents and files side by side.

Drop files here or choose them from your computer

Essay draft

Some people think technology has made our lives more complicated. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

In my opinion, technology saves more time than it takes. For example, I can send my homework in a minute instead of printing it and carrying it to school.Daniel

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Unit 5Writing Task 2

Opinion essays

In an opinion essay you say how far you agree with a statement and you support your view. Aim for at least 250 words in about 40 minutes.

Structure

Introduction. Restate the question in your own words and give your opinion in one sentence.
Body paragraph 1. One reason, explained, with an example.
Body paragraph 2. A second reason, explained, with an example.
Conclusion. Summarise your view. Do not add new ideas.

Useful language

Giving your opinion
In my opinion, …
I firmly believe that …

Giving examples
For example, …
A good illustration of this is …

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IELTS Writing

Task 2 structure

IntroductionBody 1Body 2Conclusion

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The board

Open the textbook beside the board and work through it together.

The PDF stays on the left, the board on the right. Formulas, graphs and figures are made on the board itself, and your student writes on the same canvas you do.

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Chapter 6Rational equations

6.2 Equations with fractions

When the unknown is in a denominator, multiply both sides by that denominator first. Then solve the equation that is left and check the answer in the original.

Exercise 6B

Solve each equation.

\frac{x}{3} = 4

\frac{x + 1}{2} = 5

\frac{6}{x} = 3

\frac{x + 3}{x - 1} = 2

\frac{2 x - 1}{x + 2} = 1

\frac{x}{x - 4} = 3

Check

Draw the graphs of both sides. They cross where the equation is true.

\frac{x + 3}{x - 1} = 2

x + 3 = 2 (x - 1)

x = 5

Draw

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\frac{□}{□}

\frac{x}{□}

\frac{x + 3}{□}

\frac{x + 3}{x}

\frac{x + 3}{x - 1}

\frac{x + 3}{x - 1} = 2

x + 3 = 2 (x - 1)

Functions

y =

\frac{x + 3}{x - 1}

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Maria

Stay in Zoom or Meet. Tuboard is where the work lives.

Tuboard has no video, on purpose. You keep the call you and your student already use, and put Tuboard beside it.

A screen with two windows side by side: a video call with the tutor and the student, with the lesson link pasted into its chat, and next to it Tuboard with a past paper open beside the board.

01
Start the call as usual
Zoom, Meet, whatever your student already has. Nothing changes there.
02
Share the link with your student
Paste it into the call's chat, WhatsApp or an email. Your student opens it, types their name and is on the board with you.
03
End the call, keep the lesson
The board, the files and the notes stay in the student's topic. Next week you open it from there.

Free while Tuboard is in beta

Take one student, run one lesson, and tell us what broke. That is the whole deal right now.

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Tuboard Beta

$0during beta

Create a workspace

013 workspaces you can edit on the free plan
02Boards, notes and files in the topic
03The student joins by link
04Export your materials to a file

From 1 December 2026, if you have more than 3 workspaces, the 3 you used most recently stay editable and the rest move to a read-only archive. Nothing in the archive is deleted, and you can still open and export it. Tutor Pro is planned at about $10 a month and is not open yet.

What people usually ask.

Can my student and I write on the same board?

Yes. Once your student opens the lesson link, you both write on one board and see each other's work as it appears. You can switch a student to view only.

How do I invite a student so we can work together?

Press Send lesson link in the student's workspace and paste the link into your Zoom or Meet chat, WhatsApp or an email. The student opens it, types their name and is on the board with you. There is one link per workspace, and it works until you revoke it.

Does my student need an account?

No. They open the link and type their name. Signing in with Google is optional, for a student who wants to open the workspace from another device.

Can I run a group instead of one student?

Yes. A workspace opens to several students: you send each of them the link and everyone works on the same board. You decide who can edit and who only watches.

What if I do not teach maths?

The workspace is the same: topics, notes, files and homework all work the same way. You simply will not need the formula palette. English and IELTS tutors run their lessons in Tuboard too.

How is this different from a whiteboard like Miro?

Miro stores a canvas. In Tuboard everything is gathered around the student: folders, topics, the textbook and homework. A formula is its own object, not a text label.

Where do I find the tool for writing formulas?

On a board, press Formula in the toolbar or M on the keyboard, then click where the formula should go. Inside a note it is Ctrl+M. Fractions, roots, integrals and matrices sit in the palette next to the cursor, so you do not need LaTeX, though it works if you prefer it.

Where are the materials stored?

In your browser while you are signed out. After you sign in they sync to your account, so the same workspaces open on another computer. Export can save a copy to a file whenever you want.

What will it cost?

Nothing during beta. A free account can create and edit 3 workspaces. Tutor Pro is planned at about $10 a month and is not open yet.

How it works from the inside.

Guides and comparisons.

Try it on one student.

Create a workspace, put the next topic in it, send the link to your student. That is the whole setup.

Create a workspace Open a board

Your materials and your lesson, in the same place

Why not just a Zoom whiteboard or Miro?

Each student's materials stay between lessons

Formulas and graphs out of the box

The student joins in one click

Right now your lessons live in a chat.

Everything for a student in one workspace.

One workspace per student or group.

An essay goes back and forth just like a worksheet does.

Open the textbook beside the board and work through it together.

Stay in Zoom or Meet. Tuboard is where the work lives.

Start the call as usual

Share the link with your student

End the call, keep the lesson

Free while Tuboard is in beta

Tuboard Beta

What people usually ask.

The student workspace

An online whiteboard for maths

Formulas and graphs

Instead of Notion and Miro

How to organise tutoring materials

A whiteboard for Zoom and Meet

Whiteboards for tutoring, compared

A Bitpaper alternative

A Jamboard alternative

Excalidraw with maths

Try it on one student.